Abstract
IntroductionOncocytic laryngeal cyst is an uncommon benign lesion that develops in the supraglottic area as part of the aging process. AimTo present the case of oncocytic cyst of the larynx and review the literature regarding precipitating factors and methods of treatment. MethodCase report. ResultsOncocytic laryngeal cyst arises from the ventricle and the patient presented with hoarseness of voice. Marsupialization is satisfactory with low risk of recurrence. ConclusionIt is metaplasia of respiratory or glandular salivary epithelium with no risk of malignancy although recurrence after excision can still occur. It usually presents with hoarseness of voice although acute and chronic dyspnea may occur as well.
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